French, German and British presidents met in Ukraine. A video sparked speculation about drug use, provoking reactions and misinformation
Sanziana Georgescu
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During a visit to Ukraine, President Macron, Chancellor Merz and Prime Minister Starmer were caught on video hiding objects, sparking speculation of drug use. Reactions on social media were swift, with users suggesting Macron had hidden a packet of cocaine. The Elysée Palace dismissed the accusations, explaining that it was a napkin, while French newspapers claimed the speculation was unfounded. The incident underlines the importance of digital literacy in combating disinformation.
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